The Seattle Seahawks finally released starting tight end Noah Fant yesterday, saving around $9 million in salary cap space heading into the start of training camp tomorrow. In addition to creating some cap room, the move makes room for an exciting summer competition to determine who will become Seattle's new starter at this spot.

To celebrate training camp's arrival date, Bleacher Report recently wrote an article outlining every team's salary cap situation around the league. The Seahawks currently rank 10th in financial flexibility with approximately $31.2 million in cap space. The Seahawks are in a great position.

The Seattle Seahawks released veteran tight end Noah Fant just days before the start of training camp in a cap-saving move.

The Seattle Seahawks executed the first of what will likely be many cap-saving transactions this offseason when they restructured defensive tackle Leonard Williams’ contract two weeks ago ...

They have converted $18.745 million of his salary into a bonus and added two void years on the end of his contract. The move cut Williams' cap number for 2025 by more than half, from around $29 ...

Thanks in part to $6 million in contract escalators earned in the season finale earlier this month, he has a $44.5 million salary cap hit for the 2025 season, the seventh-highest among ...

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, general manager John Schneider and salary-cap manager Matt Thomas have the necessary resources to upgrade the roster this offseason.. They have the seventh-most total ...

Sports; Seattle Seahawks; Analysis: Where Seahawks’ salary cap sits after DK Metcalf’s contract restructure Sept. 10, 2024 Updated Tue., Sept. 10, 2024 at 9:58 p.m. Seattle Seahawks wide ...

The Seahawks began taking care of some offseason business this week — getting compliant with the salary cap — by restructuring the contract of defensive lineman Leonard Williams. As first ...